Identify the action reaction pairs, Physics

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Identify the action reaction pairs in the following situations:

a. Snowball hits a girl in the back.  Snowball pushes girl's back; girl's back pushes on snowball.

b. A baseball player catches a ball. Ball pushes on glove, glove pushes on ball.

c. A man takes a step. Man pushes on the ground; ground pushes on the man.

d. A gust of wind strikes a window. Air hits the window; the window pushes on the air.


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